I have a couple books going at once:

The Killer Angels by Michael Shaara
How To Be Good by Nick Hornby
and I just started Thomas Pynchon's Inherent Vice

If you're looking for a fast, fun read Nick Hornby is great, but I'd recommend High Fidelity (especially if you've seen the movie) over this one

And The Killer Angels is some fun historical fiction (which I'm not usually a fan of) about the civil war.

I've read maybe 5 books by Palahniuk, I began to notice an interesting pattern in his style, very entertaining books, but I must say Fight Club was brilliant.
Oh and I loved reading his Non-Fiction book, some articles and journal like pages, about his research for each of his books. Every crazy thing he writes about, he tries to experience it first. [Impersonating a Palahniuk character can never be considered as a clever idea]

I'm reading the Outsiders by S.E. Hinton right now. I've only read it maybe 20 times at this point; one of my favorite books of all time. Good movie too...

The 2nd time I've read this book this year.
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The Triathlete's Training Bible, by Joe Friel. The runner's high I reached this spring during a half marathon was better than any drug I've had the mind...or lack thereof...to take.

Before that I was reading this:

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Ironic, no?

I want this book.

Dan Brown - Angels & Demons

my dad loves dan brown.

might start reading the Da Vinci Code :)

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Reading this for the zillianth time, never gets old